History was made in Mr. Wayne's class today. The first score over 100 in Trashketball Review game history! #EveryEagleEveryDay
Students in Mrs. Starks’ class had a truly transformational learning experience this past week as they took on the challenge of designing the freshman English final project. Throughout the unit, students have explored culture through literature, art, and media. Using this understanding—along with the course standards and performance tasks—they worked collaboratively to create what they believed would be the most meaningful and engaging final assessment.
Yesterday, each group presented their proposed final project, showcasing creativity, critical thinking, and a deep understanding of the content. It was inspiring to see students take ownership of their learning and design assessments that reflect both rigor and relevance.
Happy Thanksgiving from Anatomy! Exploratory Turkey Leg Dissections 🦃
Mr. Logan’s Principles of Agriculture students put their meat scientist caps on as they smoked hams! Students selected their own rub recipes, rubbed down their hams, and compared how different seasoning blends impact flavor, texture, and appearance during the smoking process—just in time for Thanksgiving this Thursday!
They also tackled a classic meat science question: “What is that pink stuff in the packaging?” (Hint: it’s not blood!) Students learned about myoglobin, meat coloration, and why packaged meats look the way they do—connecting real-world food science concepts to hands-on experience.
Through this lab, our students served as…
📘 Mastery Learners as they applied food science knowledge to real meat processing techniques.
🤝 Productive Collaborators as they worked in teams to season, prepare, and manage their hams throughout the smoking process.
💡 Innovative Problem Solvers as they explored how different rubs, ingredients, and science-based factors influence the final product.
💛 Community Contributors by strengthening their understanding of safe, high-quality food preparation—skills they can bring back to their families and community, especially during the holiday season.
AP Human Geography Cultural Cuisine Day!
Students in AP Human Geography explored foods from cultures around the world today. Each student selected a traditional dish to prepare and share with the class, turning the classroom into a global tasting experience! It was a delicious way to connect geography with real-world cultural traditions and deepen their understanding of the world around them. 🍽️🌍
🏀 Basketball Club was full of energy today! Timmy B stepped up and challenged everyone to a one-on-one showdown. Lots of laughs, friendly competition, and some seriously impressive moves on the court! #EveryEagleEveryDay
🎉 Best Buddies had a blast today during club time! Our students came together to play games, share laughs, and make new connections. These moments of fun and friendship remind us why building strong relationships is at the heart of everything we do. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Anthony Alonzo- Assistant Director of Admissions for Recruitment for the University of Kentucky, spoke to students in Club Blue today during club time. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Seniors, if you applied to UK and have been accepted, the deadline to accept scholarships is December 1st. You must refer to your acceptance email/letter and create your link blue account to be considered for merit based scholarships. This can be time consuming! Even if you are unsure about where you are committing, you still must do this if you wish to have these scholarships available. Please do this asap so you don’t miss out on your opportunity for scholarships. https://admission.uky.edu/admitted-students
Winners of our Halloween Door Decorating Contest enjoyed a donut party! #EveryEagleEveryDay
North Bullitt Veterinary Science Class conducted a urinalysis on five different dogs to answer the question, “Can you determine if an animal is healthy based solely on its medical history?”
By following the Inquiry Method, students created hypotheses, followed procedures, collected data, and wrote professional analyses and conclusions based on their findings. This hands-on lab allowed them to apply real veterinary science skills, deepen their understanding of diagnostic testing, and think critically about how lab results support animal health decisions.
Experiences like this prepare our students to help real-world animal shelters and pet owners understand the importance of regular check-ups, early detection, and routine preventive care.
Through this lab, our students served as…
📘 Mastery Learners as they practiced technical veterinary skills, including sample handling, urinalysis testing, and data interpretation.
🤝 Productive Collaborators as they worked together in lab groups to compare results, verify accuracy, and support one another’s learning.
💡 Innovative Problem Solvers as they used the Inquiry Method to analyze evidence and answer the challenge question with scientific reasoning.
🌎 Community Contributors as they connected their findings to how routine diagnostic testing can support local animal shelters and pet owners in maintaining animal health.
US History students participated in a hands-on treaty simulation today!
Through negotiation and decision-making, students practiced essential Graduate Profile skills—becoming innovative problem solvers, effective communicators, and productive collaborators—while deepening their understanding of how real-world agreements are made. Proud of their engagement and growth! #EveryEagleEveryDay
North Bullitt FFA had an outstanding time at the North American International Livestock Expo where they were able to explore the world of animal science, learn from hands-on experiences with livestock, network with industry professionals, and celebrate the incredible opportunities within the animal industry. Afterwards, the North Bullitt FFA Executive Team was able to kick back and enjoy the NAILE Rodeo for their efforts in reshaping North Bullitt Agricultural Education.
Through this opportunity, our students served as…
📘 Mastery Learners as they tied their animal science knowledge to real-world experiences.
🧭 Self-Directed Navigators as they explored the areas of the livestock industry that interested them most.
💚💛 Community Contributors as they upheld their SOAR expectations and #CultureOfExcellence, representing North Bullitt with pride!
Engagement is everything—and our teachers are ready to keep students thriving until Thanksgiving!
In today’s faculty meeting, instructional leaders shared strategies to help classrooms stay active, involved, and learning every day. Can’t wait to see these ideas in action! #EveryEagleEveryDay
Mrs. Burkhead jumped right into using her learning from yesterday’s faculty meeting! Today in AP Environmental Science, she used the Kagan structure Centerpiece to help students gather evidence and create strong summaries for their FRQs. Great work putting new strategies into action! #EveryEagleEveryDay
Students in Mrs. Seawright’s class completed a hands-on foldable and sorting activity to explain how monomers come together to form polymers. It’s great to see students strengthening their understanding of biology through interactive learning! #EveryEagleEveryDay
Students in our Medical Pathway explored the challenges individuals with disabilities face each day. Hands-on learning like this helps future healthcare professionals build empathy, understanding, and stronger patient-centered skills. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Ms. Lynch was a true lead learner today!
She jumped right into the action with a Great Gatsby read-aloud in English III, modeling strong reading fluency and bringing the text to life for students. We love seeing our leaders learning with kids! #EveryEagleEveryDay
Our Medical Terminology students took their learning to the next level today—labeling anatomical regions and quadrants in real life! Hands-on practice helps them build confidence and deepen their understanding of the human body. #EveryEagleEveryDay
We’re proud to recognize Mrs. Whelan as our PBIS Teacher of the Month! She demonstrates exceptional classroom management, celebrates positive behavior, and supports students. #EveryEagleEveryDay
